麻豆AV

The following steps will need to be taken after application to complete your onboarding process:

1. Submit proof of high school completion (or equivalent).
   • Contact your high school or state-approved high school equivalency testing center and request that an official copy of your transcript be sent to: Admissions Office, 麻豆AV | 777 Elsbree Street | Fall River, MA 02720. Transcripts may also be faxed to the Admissions Office 508.730.3265. Please note that transcripts are only considered official if faxed directly from the school/testing center.
2. Setup your my麻豆AV Account (emailed to you after you were admitted). Have questions or need help with setup?
3. Satisfy placement requirements. Click here to learn more about placement tests, see your testing options, and possible exemptions.
4. Complete New Student Orientation.
5. Receive assigned advisor and make an appointment.
6. Meet with your assigned advisor and register for first semester classes.

Self-Paced Online Orientation

You can complete New Student Orientation online at your convenience! It's available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Follow the instructions below to begin.

STEP 1: and following the prompts.

•  You will need your student ID number, which begins with 900 (tip: you can find it on your Admissions application portal! It鈥檚 also in an email titled New 麻豆AVCC account ready to be set up).
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STEP 2: Once you have set up your my麻豆AV portal account, navigate to or click the 鈥淐omplete the self-paced online orientation鈥� button above to access the Online Orientation. If you are asked for a username and password, enter the username and password you just created for the my麻豆AV portal.

Note: You must have access to your my麻豆AV account to access the orientation. Students will receive their Advisor Assignment by email within 72 hours of completing the online orientation.

Get Started: Learn about my麻豆AV, understand important deadlines, learn how to submit immunization records and transcripts, and the benefits of placement testing.

Explore Academics: Understand your program requirements, learn about different course modalities and parts of term, and get familiar with Canvas, our learning management system.

Plan Your Academic Journey: Learn how to create your schedule, explore course options, and meet your academic advisor.

Understand Financials: Get guidance on completing the FAFSA, understanding your financial aid package, and managing tuition and fees.

Prepare for Classes: Explore how to sign up for emergency alerts, review your schedule and syllabi, get textbooks, and familiarize yourself with campus resources and support services.